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Chrysler looking to new materials to boost fuel economy, safety
Chrysler engineering model using new high-strength steel Using a new line of high strength steels, Chrysler says it can simultaneously achieve better safety and improved fuel economy. This new high-strength steel allows vehicles to be made lighter and therefore more fuel-efficient, without losing any strength for safety. Chrysler announced the breakthrough along with the American Iron and Steel Institute. They claim that this new steel allows a reduction in overall vehicle weight of up to 13 percent. That's huge, especially if this new steel ... Read more →
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Chrysler looking to new materials to boost fuel economy, safety 2 years ago on Autoblog
Chrysler engineering model using new high-strength steel Using a new line of high strength steels, Chrysler says it can simultaneously achieve better safety and improved fuel economy. This new high-strength steel allows vehicles to be made lighter and therefore more fuel-efficient, without losing ...
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